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Habeeb Okunade
Loves sharing knowledge and learning the latest tech stacks. A full-stack engineer expertise in microservices architecture using Java, Node, PHP, Salesforce, ReactJS - GCP, Azure and AWS stacks.
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angular6-component
Advanced Angular 6 Component
TypeScript • 1 star
connection-request-service-api
Tracking Connection History
Java • 1 star
CurrencyInWord
This is a class library that will return the amount in words of any amount bellow 999 trillion. * For instance, 312195 will return 'Three Hundred and Twelve Thousand, One Hundred and Ninety Five' of the currency1 and currency2 given. * USAGE * Instantiate this class and call the 'convertToWord()' function/method passing the value or digits you wish to convert as argument. * You can contact me if you need an explanation, suggesstions or questions.
Java • 1 star
Hotel-App-Spring-Boot
a hotel chain that is building its reservation system and wants to provide its clients with an application to search for and book rooms. The owners of the hotel need to define various business policies to calculate booking rates, such as early booking discounts or last-minute offers. They may need to modify these policies to adapt to different travel seasons and exceptional events, for example. They may also want to add more policies in the future on special offers or loyalty programs.
Java • 1 star
HTTP-Status-Codes
Note 1xx: Informational - Request received, continuing process 2xx: Success - The action was successfully received, understood, and accepted 3xx: Redirection - Further action must be taken in order to complete the request 4xx: Client Error - The request contains bad syntax or cannot be fulfilled 5xx: Server Error - The server failed to fulfill an apparently valid request
HTML • 1 star
Java8-streams-example
Java SE8 Stream usage examples
Java • 1 star
mongoDB-for-Java-Developer
MongoDB for Java Developer
1 star
Online-Polls
Online Polling App built with spring boot as back-end, react/redux as front-end. It uses MySQL for database, JWT for authorization and Ant-Design for UI.
Java • 1 star
Robot-Movement-Gift-Collection
Instruction - Please read the problem description then create a program to solve the problem. - For the solution, you should use at least Java 1.8 - There is no requirement for visualization, the console output specified below is enough. - Please include instructions on how to run your application in a README file in the root directory. - Your application must run and generate the correct result. - We expect the exercise to take around 2 to 6 hours to complete. - Through this exercise we evaluate a number of things including the design of your solution and your programming skills. - Either compress your files into a single Zip or GZip archive and send via email or store your code in a repositories and give us the access right. The Christmas gift collection It’s Boxing-day, at the local bar you see a person that looks familiar, with a large beard and a red coat, you realise that it’s Santa. Santa seems busy chatting with the bartender so you sneak up to a spot nearby to listen in on the conversation. Santa tells the bartender about the disaster that happened last night. Somewhere over Sydney, the bag of Christmas gifts broke and the Christmas gifts are now scattered all over town. You quickly map up Sydney in a grid and make a plan of attack to try to find the gifts. A robot, given a set of instructions, is the obvious collector of the gifts. With a list of movements, up, down, left and right ( U , D , L , R ) the robot walks the city in the hunt for gifts. Given a dimension n of the grid. (The robot cannot walk outside off the grid) Given a starting position (x, y). (Top left corner is (x: 0, y: 0) ) Given a list of positions of gifts (x, y)(x, y)(x, y) Given a list of instructions ( U D L R ) Your task is to program the robot to take an input in the given format and output the number of gifts found where the robot can be found. Example input: 4 0,0 0,1 1,2 2,0 3,2 DDRDRUUU Example output: 3 presents Robot can be found at (2, 0)
Java • 1 star
spring-boot-OAuth2-client-server
Spring security using OAuth2 by implementing both client and resource server
Java • 1 star
SpringBoot-RESTAPI-Security-with-OAuth2
Fork Java • 1 star
spring-boot-restful-web-api
Building a resful web services API using spring boot
Java • 1 star
Student-Payment-System
Paystack gateway implementation in PHP
PHP • 1 star
Thrift-Society-Webservice
"Coperative members withdrawal, Utilities Bills, Loans given out and other expenses every other organisations do". They have assets and liabilities too.
CSS • 1 star
Useful-SQL-Queries
Useful SQL Queries
1 star
webAPI-service-security-OAuth2
WebAPI service security using spring security and OAuth2
Java • 1 star
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Currently Learning
Docker and Kubernetes
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Java 7 & 8, APEX, C#, PHP, Visualforce, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Ajax, Ant Design, Bootstrap, NodeJS, Express, ReactJS, Redux, Angular, Android, Lightning Mobile App, React Native, REST, GraphQL (Apollo Client), JWT, OAuth2, JSON, XML, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, J2EE, JSP, Tomcat, CI/CD, Docker, K8s, Junit Testing, Git, GitLab, GitHub, Bit bucket, Maven, Ant, Gradle, Jenkins, Docker, Kubernetes
Currently Hacking On
Microservices architecture
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Code review and project contribution
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